Critical Factor

Definition

The critical factor refers to the primary determinant or influential element in determining a person's intelligence quotient (IQ) according to the standard IQ test.

Related terms

Standardized Testing:

Standardized testing is a method used to evaluate individuals' knowledge or abilities based on predetermined criteria, allowing for fair and consistent comparisons.

Intelligence Quotient (IQ):

Intelligence Quotient (IQ) is a numerical representation of an individual's cognitive abilities compared to others within their age group.

Norms:

Norms are established standards or average performance levels against which an individual's test scores or behavior are compared.